Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-03-25
O.IKLIND ITEMS.
Weather very pleasant.
The city dads met this week.

Weather very pleasant.
The city dads met this week.
Miss Phene Smith spent Sunday in WilbuH.
Grandma Canno,. leaves this week for u G
valley.
DR.. Raymond is again able to ). upon oar
streets.
Mrs. Cora Gtless spent several days visiting
at this place.
DIR. Little and J. II. Shupe spen, Tue,d ay
in Roseburg,
Geary Young and wife returned from Port
land Saturday.
Rev. Richardson preached Sunday evening
IN the Baptist church.
Miss Nancy Burlington is visiting Miss Rosa
Smith al Dlllard station.
Prof. Russell was appointed city recorder
vice Z. J. Page resigned.
James Young returned home Saturday from
weeks visit to Porlllnd.
Miss Stella Smith of Rosebars Is visiting
her sister Mrs. DR.. Osler.
Doc Hamblin left Wednesday morning
for Cuur D'Alane mine.
Flem Hill the prohi agitator Of Wilbur
spent Wednesday with us.
J. II. Howard disposed of MS stallion toa
Mr.. Sloan at Eugene for $500.
E. G. Young& Co. received by Tuesdays
freight their stock of spring goods.
A. F. Brown left for Portland Monday 10
purchase his spring stock of goods
r. L. Shelly preached in the Methodist
church Sunday morning to a large audience.
Our friend Tom Sheridan and several others
| from Roseburg, were in town on Friday last.
l. Fendal Sutherlin will NOV. shortly to Eu
gene at which place he goes to school his two
sons.
| Mss Gilpin, who has been attending school
here left for billiard station by Saturdays
train.
Ambrose Young has purchased the lot west
of his residence and fenced it for garden pur-
poses.
Messrs. Hawk and Young and families who
just arrived from Iowa have rented houses in
Old Town.
Mrs. c. w. Smith o! Roseburs spent Fri
day and Saturday visiting Dir. OsIer's family
at this place.
DR.. Little goes to Cottage Grove next
week where he will remain for sometime fol-
towing his profession.
Joseph Stearns, land buyer from Walla
Walla, was here this week looking for a suit
able ranch to locate upon.
Alex. Simmons who has been working for
the Bailey house this winter has gone with ST.
Lawrence the blind musician.
Prof. Russell gave a party to his large schol-
ars at hisresidcnce Friday night and on Sat
day night party for the smaller ones.
Jimmy Young and Phil Pinkston left Tues
day for Coquille country TO purchase cattle
and will be absent thee or four weeks.
Young & IIamnitte our hardware mer-
chant have full stock Of goods on hand and
are also agents for the celebrated Newton
Wagon.
Miss Myra Cathcart, who has been attend
ing the winter term Of school at this place, re.
turned to her home in Cottage Grove by Mon.
days tram.
"Kramer" the sewing machine repairel
was here last week repairing machines and
will return again in a week or two, he is
r 1 workman.
PickenS Frazer from North Carolina arrived
here last week and is visiting Thos. Turner
Mr.. Frazer is a school teacher and wishes 9
position as such.
Duplex must owe Maggie Bsckley an apol-
, ogy for being mlsinformsd as regard TO care
playing atthc party given her before her depart
| ure after being sent for to come home, but don't
think much injustice was done her however
as card playing is almost invariably induIget
in at social gatherings.
DUPLEX.